1928 Presidential Election
Herbert Hoover (R)
Al Smith (D)
Blowout victory for Hoover
Solid South were for Smith + Mass. <-- racists
Democrats were for slavery
Old democrats are now republicans
Hoover wanted to end poverty.. permanent prosperity.. for prohi
Today was blog discussion.
Tony talked about the 1928 Presidential Election. Herbert Hoover (R) and Al Smith (D) were the candidates. Hoover won by a landslide. Hoover said he wanted to end poverty which was ironic since the Great Depression ha
Two hour late start. And I was really hoping for another snow day.
blog discussions today.
#1 -- 1928 election
Hoover said he wanted to end poverty famous quote "We in America are closer to the final triumph over poverty than ever before" said this in m
1928 Election
-Candidets: Hoover and Smith
-What helped Hoover win easily: Hoover wanted to end poverty, wanted to keep prohibition
Stock Market in the 1920s
-if you buy stocks youre buying part of a company and if the company does well then you get mor
Al Smith and Hoover were the candidates in the 1928 election. Hoover wanted to end poverty! The Dow Jones is a stock market with the 30 largest companies. 3 or 4 percent of americans were involved in the stock market. But the crash obviously affe
Today we are taking notes about the 1920's and the Stock Market.
1928 Election-
Herbert Hoover and Al Smith. In the south, they were democrats (Smith) and wanted to keep slavery. So they voted for Smith. Republicans (Hoover) helped the African America
Blog discussion day.
1928 Presidential Election-
Hoover and Al Smith, outcome was a landslide favoring Hoover. 'Solid South' almost entirely voted for Democrat-Smith. Hoover won easily because he wanted to end poverty, and because he was a Republican.
Today we began to discuss our weekly blogs. Tony started off by talking about the election of 1928, between Herbert Hoover (D) and Al Smith (R). Mr. Bruns told us that in March, 1929 when Hoover was sworn in to office, he said that there would be "a
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Snow Day
